Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1871, Page 4

COUNCIL —After our report clored on Satarday— Mr. Guiick presented a petition from citiz-nseast . Jaue 5, 1978. ion to the erectton of street lamps, or that pec: holders be relieved from the onerous tax Imposed. upon them for this purpore, from whieh LOCAL NEws. : he ferred. The National Junction Railway Come | “ihe Tessisicn deduiwe the fonctions of the two Dotees of the Legisiniure was taken Pape. ind referred to the Committes on Rules. lirectors of this company—H. D. Cooke, | *“¢ond time and con Ac Sbevkerd. i. Kilbourne J.L. Barbour, | ;baiimvr sine the Governor to negotiate m bona and W.5. Leeper ys eg oy a ee the | reery w. second time and ro- banking house of Jay Cooke & Co. om Wednes- | fgrred to inance. Adjourned. day, at which Mr. James L. Randolph, chict engineer of the Baltimore aud gv pote sent, and gave his views on Work. ‘This road will form junction with the | Baltimore and Obio road and connect it with | the rou!bern roads, bat the exact point of jane- tion was net determined upon. The practica- bility of both routes—one through the city at | To.day’s Proceedings. COUNCIL.—The Councti met at 3 o'clock; Presi- Win, Stickney in the chatr. Mr. Brown introduced a Dill to provide = general ssstem of education for the District of Qolumbia; which was read and ordered printed Mr Brown efferrd a resotufion thet the Board of ka be. and are hereby, aathorized to ins about S street north. and the other by tunnel- a forclearing the atreetsmad s leys of ing ender Capitol Hil and through south: Wasbington snd Georgetown, and to ern part of the cit: discumed, and they jin some suitable person or persoas oa determined to adopt the S street Toute, aud rms that can be obtained, for cleaning proeced with the work seid streets and alleys. Laid over. Some years ago the Baltimore and Ohio rail- HOUSE Toad surveyed a route from near Bladonusbarg. crossing Lincoln avenue near Glenwood, and By Moore’s lane, entering the city about the cf ith street. Mr. Randolph stated at this meeting that such a route was impracticable, as @ grade of about 20 feet in the mile would have to be overcome. It is not unlikely, however, that to coprect with the janction road the course of the Wasbington branch. and also that pop per ag pe gly prim rag ca SCP avorably to the work:uen, who were It is wnderstood that the junction road will | ¢!timing $2 per day, as most of the contra-ters issue $5/0.000 im bonds, endorsed by the Baiti- | #efeed to pay the increased rate, commenc mg Bere and Ohio Railroad Company, whieh sum | to-day. Tt now appears, however, th will be sufficient to construct the road. The | the contractors have either comp Officers are H. Kiibouin, president; Joba Ball, | Work er are in no hurry to go on with it, as i seeretary; and W. S. Huntington, treasarer, | Dearly every ease beard from this morning the | | DFLEGATES—No quorum being mse adjourned unifl to-morrow, ———- THE LSRORERS’ STRIKE. Two Doliors per day not a Consummation—" Recep the Word of Promise to our Ear, and Break: it to cur Hope” At the conference of the laborers on strike in | this city with the contractors at the City Hall on Saturday,it appeared as if the strike bad os been established at 1423 G street, | Wen were informed by the bosses that there was eee acre Metablished at 1433 Gistreet, no pressing need to go on w work, and if eos y chose they could «pitch in” at 61.5) per ° 5 D @ few cases the men accepted these hee ee caaeaoren Uarvonse Auren: | S1., oat cece ter te ean three stout built colored desporadces named Nathan Jobnron. Lewis Somers and James Smith. after partaking freely of benzine whisky at a ranche i the “Division,” started on a walk on the sonth side of the canal, and, when be- there is but little street work being done by the coutractors. There were a number of whits men put towork on the Colu ia railread to- day at €1.50 per day. About the City Hall this morning quite a large crowd assembled, au from time to time sontractors appeared th Was considerable disputation going on, butthere | ere no threats made, and the crowd was quite orderly. tween Ith and ith streets, they eommencad to throw stones a¢ a poor old horse belonzing to | @ colored man who drives acart. After amusing themee! ves in thix mauner to iheir own satist: bey d the old man, who had come out fo take the horse away, with stones. Dole, seeing how things stood, made after them down the line of the canal towards 7th street. They gained considerably on Doyle, when they reached the 7th street brig. Gs Tue Lost Fourpd—Leva Gershach, a Ger- man girl, sged fitteen years. was sent by her father, Mr: John Gersbach, of this cits fowe friends in Philade!pliia on last Monday. She started unattended in the morning train, See called upon ie nd Dest im a streat ear and | Tove her, but were Hisappointed in cot ae ee Was cal'ed upon to arrest getting Johnson aud Somers, when Doyle cams On up and continued the pi t of Sinith, who was making up the canal toward: 43 street. On seeing Doyle approaching him he stopped cm, encoeededin | her, as expected. ‘They waited autil the werk day, and as she failed to arrive, they sent a telegram to her father here to kuow why ehe did not come. This at once arorsed the sas- ' 3 Picions of her parents that all was not right, pa agian Fone OT Ba | and after some more telegraphic correspon: et him, maki ral thrusts at him in | de her father etarted in search of his daugh- ter on Thursday last. Yesterday morning a dispatch was received from him in Philadel- phia, saving that he had found his daughter, and would return at once. ‘one throst cutting across the back of Doyile’s right hand makinz ap vgly wound. Doyle struck him a blow over the face with bis baton which only mado im niches more furious, when s second blow knocked him | yy,vonce Case.—The case of Francis J. Cox Gown and the officers baton was broken intwo | srsinet John O. Cor, on an application for By the force of the blow. the oficer then slipped Grates a vincale susiriment comes before sppers on him and lead him off to the Cen- | F.dge MacArthur in the Equity Court on Sat- tral guard house. eg urday. The grounds of the complaint wera be hg ag Awe been | habitual drunkenness, crueity of treatment ease ain se. Snell; Johnson sud Somers | 254 wiitul desertion. Plaintil? han ced Were fined $i0 each, and Smith $59 and costs, esse <a bs in jail. Smith had Jost becg | 82.action in February, 1569, in which she se" @r three months in jail. Smi Jast been | forth all the causes of action contamed in seleesed om Sunday morning from the jail | Sresent bil of competion Gon parties bees ‘Where be had served six months for larceny. reconciled, and that action was discontinued. ian Ge ones The law under which the present application 1s Snockrsc Case or Buawime Prom a Coat 7 Qu. Laur Exprosiox—Saturday night, about | Mde was approved June Eisve. ‘Beolsion was 24 o'clock, Mrs. McNulty, wife of Martin Me- , Serve Nulty, residing on N street, between 3d an 4th, Bouth Washin, was shockingly barned and disfigured by the explosion of a coal oil lamp. Bhe hav! just placed several children in bed, and while descending from the upper to the lower Foom a coal oi! lamp in her hand exploded, the flame ‘guiting her dress. Losing her presence of mind, she rushed down into the street in a massof flame. Several persons ran to her as- sistance, among them (flicer Reed, who was badly burned about the hands in his efforts to extinguish the flames. Drs. Poulton and Bacon were called in, bat her recovery is exceedingly doubtfnl. She was removed yesterday to Prov- idence Hospital and last night was delivered of astillborn child. This afternoon Mrs. MeNalty is reported => physictans of the Provident Hoepital as being much worse, with uo pros- Pect of her being any better. ——— TaRowrxs A Gaare SHor ow a May's Hrav—4 Serious, Perhaps Fatal, Blow —On Sat- urday night a man named William Chapman Was struck on the top of the head with a grape shot by a man naned Beck at a house on 6th . W. Beck is of a drinking house, and Chapman, d, had been drinking at his rancho, and owed him for drinks, for which he waselther ble or unwilling to pay, and Beck threw this from 3 window in an upper room, stricking Chapman on the head, which knocked him down, as stated. intlicting a dangerous wound. 4c is teared that his skull is fractured and that Mortification wil! take plac —_——— ‘THE SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION was ad- ministered yesterda, — _—_~—_. A Prisoner Kescrep PRow A PoLtceMan. Henry Boucher, who had been drinking, and was bebaving in a disorderly manner on fi street, near the Government Printing Office, yesterday, was arrested by Uficer Jenifer, of the seventh precinct. While on his way to the station-bouse, a brother of the prisoner, named Thomas Boucher, with @ man named Andrew Curtin, made an assault on the officer, aud one of them struck him on the head with a brick. During the scrimmage the prisoner ¢: sped. Warrants are out, and the whole party will no doubt be brought before Judge Sucil to answer for resisting the officer. —_—— Tee Beeap Question.—Edilor Stay: The bakers’ meeting held Saturday night has beon ngtully reported by the morning papers. ‘The resolution in regard to application to the Legislature for the repeal of the bread law was defeated.” The majority of bakers faror the continuance of the present law requiring a loat of bread to weigh oue pound, and would like to see it strictly enforced, so that all wonld be put on an equality in regard to weight. ANpRzw NozRR, Secretary of Bakers’ Association, ——_——_ Tee INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPAICAL C1oN—The annual session of the Interna- nal Typographical Union beganin Baltimore this morning. This body is composedof de’ ates from the various unions States and Canada, among whom are several female composttors. To-morrow there wi: no business transacted, the delegates intending to make an excursion to Washington, by invita- | rare, eo clock bY | tion of the Washington Union. Messrs. Piatt, te Mast Reverend marty dmg = on Fitzwilliame and Ko) mn are delegates fron Saees pm two hundred persons. He | “2 €lty, and Mr. Whittington from Alexandria. ‘was assisted by Rev. Father Jenkins, S.J. and by the Rev. . P. McCarthy, pastor of the urch. Tae Crry Hatt To-pay —A large crowd a: Tits guna prenchad'd oon ae sembled shout the City Hall to-day to witn Fmon on the induction of the new! inted teripor: pa = Cat Church. “ Lt ag ree Dat for this they waite mass in “ 1” was well rendered choir, ir. Jobn — bey | ee Mise be Be Bashar or? pes st. 1 offertory, beautiful EJesu Det Viel,” by Cross, was finely rendered by Miss Ella White, soprano, and Messrs. For- eyth, tenor, and Grant, basso. o4 a F. Cook, the Regisier, with bis assistants, were at their posts.as usual, a: also the clerks In the Auditors, Comptrolicr's and Collector's offices. + —— a TERE will bea sale of a piece of valuable td Regen TO} to- afternoon, at 6 o’clock, Zimzs—On Saturday, aboat 94 o'clock, an | Eiuated on Betreet north, between 24 4c 38 — of fire was bop mg from ripe tate a —_ of feene Eepeen office. Terms partment, caused barni: stable a ve le. en 5 street, between 1 and ia Tae valle (giganto Ser ie Ee eee. Las BZA couple of street car rowdies in Cincin- bay ype ere nats, for insulting some ladies," bane gone into service for the county six ‘will pay a fine of $50 or labor to that amount. 7 In his Knoryille address Andrew Johnson said: ‘I stand bere to-day Stier passing throw h political life, calozing its honors from Village alderman to highest office within the gift of the people, and stand bere a, @ me- chanic, proud of my early profession?’ We think we have heard something that sounded like this before. S7 That “ reckless babe,” Horace Greeley, still insists that no one hasa right to be poor; he says anybody can save forty dolisrs in four months, and with that can purchase a farm on the Central Railroad in Iuinole, and commence raising wheat fn large quantities. ‘I'he shiftless will please take notice —New Orleans Times. ABD. PLUMB & Co., REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, BNERAL AUCTION EEKS, ARSURANCE BROKERS ———— | TRE ASYUAL BxcUasion of Colambia Typo- graphical Union, No. 101, will take place to- morrow. and stop at Mount Vernon, where a series of interesting exercises will be hel’; after which, the party will proceed to Glymont for The members of the International hich assembled in Baltimore to-day, ave accepted an invitation, and wiil be present. —— See advertiscment. CRretty To ANDKALs.—We invite attention MONEY LOANED. CONVEYANOING, BXA N OF TITLES AND PREPARATIO] Oy ens. lets, AND ALL LEw: S ® notice in eee clam —s meeting INSTRUMENTS. of the So for vention of Cruelty to | Suloals tox Nustleg eveten the Cth inthe | MBBT OBS made promptly and on mos favorable terms. ‘oung Mon’s Christian As- | cured & bottle of liniment, SUBABCE PLACED IN FIRST-CLASS COM- ¥; PANLES at lowest rates. BALES of alt of REAL errs tee aie eee renee tae meecting, wee ONAL PROPRUTY conducted, aud Prsto Scwoot Examrsatiow.— Firs! Dis- | BONDS. STOCKS, dnd NEGOTIABLE SECURI- fe nooo | es 5, Francie ‘TLES bought and sold strictly on commission. Brown * on ¥ ith, . 617 Tru STREET, as eramined is morning by Trastes Hart, baat <4 yaa who was assisted ex-Lrustees Stuart snd Harris. This sebool kas the names | PEN-MAPLUME. | A. H. M. TAYLOR, $f & boys om the roll, SFof whom were present | _ my 3s colm Attorney-at-Law. mornin; ‘The medal was awarded to FE. L. Weaver. ANHOOD. 1647u EDITION Bcnoot Boarp —Governor Cooks to-day pointed Edward Champlin School ‘Trustee Fourth District, in Of O. 8. Ni Of W years successful prac- Boston. Mass. wh3i-eoly Sr. Ca: TRUNKS. Sogae |= — here 4 GNC rhecter, JL. Kidwell, snd Goo. Bavaze, pt ppm eee poring LADIRS’ anf MEN'S SATOMELS, a —— Sy wishes to enjoy BOLE LEATHER TBUSKS, minutes walk of the city, bill nets amat Sremk? TRAVELING BAGS, Zal place ™ View ood’ is for rent by the mouth, | WHIPS, SADDLERY na HARNESS, Or sale, in CARRIAGE BOBBY, &2., 20, ——eee ‘THE ATTACK on the Hibernian Benevolent Society, noticed in Saturda; “4 While they were returning MANUFACTORY ov ‘Mas. Gzwznat Laynze, the a And ber tister-in-law, Mies Lander, the sculp” JAMES 5. TOPHAN @ 00.5 ‘trees, will shortly become residents of this city. waecst ——_o_—_ SEVENTH STREET, One door above Odd Fellows Hail,, an AGENT for the te ds] 00% . —_—-—__. Sr. Awn’s grand Family Festival, at Analos. fan Island, opposite Georgetown, odes and tomorrow, See advertisement. = og BOWEN BIGAMY CASE, CITY ITEMS. - & Verdict of Guilty. rated , 3 —On Satara: THE RSTARLIGEMENT of M. H. Princ+, No. T, Him. 5 atverseny Seles Wonae ood Mes (ee | 1608 Penney ivania wil close every'eve- sated hese tomar Sl ompeaar Mrs King : bat Bowen betrayed anoovtrollabie em. ee | Fs @ after some n about bail Judge Olin at as the case would g> to the general excretions. he would allow Mr. Bowen to on a bail oF $2,000. which was aubeeqnently given by Br. HL 8.J0R non. and the defencaut wae allowed ‘ w jast wile. on * morning, the court was adjjourned for the ‘Tue Cincvrt Court was notin session to-day. POLICE COURT, To vax, Jindee Snell Lewis Moore colored, charged with i IRR Molly Johnron,dran anite lively inthe do of words on the police, a Was fined $10 on the charg, for au impudent reply to the judge wa fined ‘85 additional, antor- Gtred to be removed below. Ou going out she luog back some of her * Division’ slungsfor which she Was committed to jail forty cight hours, This did 1 she gave back sem more of her ich twenty for hours more were giveo her. This was repeated twice again, each time twenty four hours being added, making aliogether ninety six honrs and @16 fine. This will no doubt lify her. Wm. B. Jones, colored, cbi with ing epoiled meat into the street, creating @ 00; fined @: ALI SORTS, Thomas Couter, colored, cnarged with killing birds im the county, fired Gi, Maggie Murdock, assaniton Alice Bodd; fined @3 and costs. J ier, charged with Fesisting Ufficer Smith: §10 Jobn T. Hives. charged with assault on his wile; fined £6 ond coat: ota, Bives GEORGETOWN, Two Youre Mex Drowsep—Dayid Doyle while bathing in the Povomac, near Analostan Island, yesterday afternoen, got over his apd before assistance could be rendered h drowned was Doyle was ninteen years of age, aud weil known in Georgetown, where he resid His body # as rees ed last evening and eon- veyed to the re.idence of Michael MeNaily, on Water strect. He was 4 member of Company A, let Regiment Netionai Guard, and last night arrangements were made by the company to attoud his fanergl. Doyle's body was recovered a ehort ti being drowned by Charles Bea! makes seyenty-one bodies recovered by him in the last torty years. Doyle was born in Washe ingiow, of irish parentage. and was employed at the store or Mr. M. McNalley, on Water street, as clerk. He was 19 yeara and hasa mother and sister tiving in Washington. He was swimming in company with other boys, diving from an old vetscl lying at Amalostan Island, was swiuging from a@ chain attach it is supposed the chain was slimy and his hands slipped. Hs Was found just where he went over. Yesterday afternoon, Jav. E. Radcliffe, while bathing in Nock Creek, above Lyon’s mill, was taken with @ cramp ‘in the water and was drowned. He was about seventeen years uf age. ‘The body was recovered iast night and conveyed to the residence of Mi: Carroll,on Green street. Inqnests were held in both cases to day, and verdicts rendered that the deatha were caused by accidental drowning. James Edward Kadclitle worked at the bottling establishment of Pa'mer and Green, on Greene street. and was bathing intne morning, and went back again inthe evening in company with young man named King. Both went 14 together, and Radcliffe fiuding be was beyon I his deptii te!zed, King, who, in danger of losing his own life, kicked him ort, and he drowned. STRIKE AT TH8 CoaL Wuarves.— This morning, at7 o'clock, the men employed at the various coal wharves here struck fur higher wages—about 400 of them. Their wages have hitherto been 9 cents each hand to unload a boat, and, unloading from four to five boats a day, their pay averages from $2 to $2.50 a day. ‘They claim that frequently they are compelled to wait for boats, and, therefore, averaga only 50 cents a day, and they now strike for $2aday, or 66%, cents boat, making $2 for every threc boats. © companies cannot well employ them by the day, as very frequently the men are idle along ime. Itis expected there will be a compromise to unload so much a boat. The men are in the habit of organizing in gangs of unload the boat at 59 cents There is a large port, and the canal is lined with boats iaden with ‘The strikers have taken advantage of tus, and no doubt the com- panies will be obliged to yield, afier 8 this INTERESTING RELIGio RVICES — day being Trinity Sunday and the anniyersacy of Trinity (C: ) Church, the ceremonies were very imposing. At mass in the m: Mercadante’s Grand High Mass was sang with reat effect by af 1 choir, conducted by W. D. Slements, orga ad assisted by sevorai of the choir trom Georgetown College. At the oftertory the Quid Ketribuam was rendered in fine style by one of the ladies of the choir. At the evening fervice Right Rev. M. Spalding, Archbishop frou Baltimore, administered cont firmat persons, of whom 239 were white and53 ‘The Archbishop made a happy addrese to those contirmed, Sap Deace or A Lrtrie Car Gay evening, # litte daughter (about two ye: old) of Mr. Lewit Beauregard, residing on Market street, between 3d and ith streetes fell ardinjured her back, when the mother’ pro- and while rubbing 2 and swe od a ly taken with sp intervals until —On Satur- the child it got the dose. it was immediat which continued at a night, when it died. The mother wassoaifectet 88 to be thrown into spacr dd two of the neighbors had convulsions while witnessing the sufferings of the child, M&RCHANTS’ EXCHANGE;—Sales: 250 bushels nels white do, at 70; A meeting of the held this morning lover until ‘tuesday, when busi hess of an important mature will be brought be- fore the. ALEXANDRIA, SNAKES.—The like of snakes, it is said, was never before known. So numerous are’ they that the boys have become familiar with them, and bring them into town, from the sy amps in the neighborhood, in their pockets, and make Play-fellows of them. Now all of this is ¥ nice to the boys, aud possibly to the anakes, but the female portion of the community not hay- ing vet forgotten the deception practiced upon their mother by the original propagator of the snake species, are notat all pleased with the turn affaire have token, and have complained to the police of the introduction of thelr foos into the city. STURGEON.—Sturgeon now abound in the wa- ters ofthe Potowac, snd those who fish for them are receiving’ their reward. ‘They are caught in gill nets, and three of the gillers’ boats landed at the fish wharf yesterd: of which contained twelve sturgeons, one nine and the other seven. They sell atfrom $1 to piece.— Gazette Saturday evening. {OR SALE—STORE and DWELLING, No. 908 7th, between J aud K streets N. W. Appiy*on the premises, my 31 Gt™ Me. 8. EB. WicntT, CORNER OF GTH STREET AND LOUISIANA AVENTE, Btraw Guods le, Also, a large stock of Leghorn Flats, which will Sold poattively at cost; or the whole stock and fixtures will be sold to any person who wishes to less than cost P Will close PUSITIVELY by the last of Juno, my2)-eo2w* SSUES Cotumsia HOSPITAL FOR FEMALES, Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 26th stree}. ‘This Hospital is eitusied in ono of the most heal- thy portions of the District, rarrounded br on grounds; the rooms are ey and als vate fe Se tine earns eens, week, o i Rarvdng, Medical’ Surgical Treatment and clnes. ; fed States Government provid. FRE BEDS Yor the follee ec eerees ¥iz Wives or Widows of Boldiors or Salloge o tue Arm oF females ci } Of the District aa req! medical treatment and Garda of shmienton Ge thoes Vats'cam be obtained J ol of the Bui = Geveral, U. 8. Arm: At hls ofice, venue " iof at his office, 1394 Massa FREE BEDS for poor | the District, Orders for admmie. be obtained of the Governor or Fick. ONDAYS and THUBSDAYS Stare: 1C. x. rmgmre a SCENT oner a are anad sedivace 1350 aE aiedae, OOMRULEING Poa Fone Means Ds Bliot. B.D, V.G. 2, Newman. le, johnson : “Dy Lewis Mackall, 3¢:, M.D i 5 Ser ee ae =a avenue, ning at7 p.m. during the heated term. = tf A Finz Pawama Hat, worth fifty dollars, for twenty. A e chi for one want ach an ardele. Tobe ‘seen at Prince's sy ced po cea Be nace 1 Orrice Coats, er it Linen, al Brotuers, N. W. corver 7th and D streets, Warrs Duck Vsers, Brown Duck Vests, Marseilles Veets, Hasie BRroraens, N. W. corner 7th and D streets. BeeasccKenr Coats, Drab D’Ete Coats, Alpacck Coats, Nan’s Cloth Coats, Worsted Coats, Bine and White Fiannel Coats, Unlined Cassimere Coats, Hance Beorurrs, 6,5,3 N. W. corner 7th and D atreets goth’ mbenaedrraotnbonet Tae vse of Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer brings new hair upon bald heads, it the air follicles are not wholly destroyed. ry it. A VERY FINE assortment of Linen Ulothing— men’s, youth's, boys’ and children’s. Eiseman & Bro.. 3,64 503 7th street, May Buil —$—— ee Eas® TO THE Feet.—For Corns and other diseases of the feet visit Dr. White’s establish~ ment, 635 15th street, onposite U.S. Treasury. Odeon Halt. Odeon Hall. Crorerme! A nice fitting Sut can always be found at P. Wallach’s, Odcon Hall, corner 43; street and Pennsylvania avenue. Handsome Suits, all colors, qualities and styles of American and imported Cloths and Cassi- meres. Al-o, @ large stock of Blue Flannel Frock and Sack Suits. White Marseilles Vests, double and single bresated. Be-t stock of Men's, Youths’ and Boys’ Shirts Gens’ Ui cialty Underwear & spe 5 P. Watcacte Odeon Hatt, corner 4,4 street and Penn. avence. Odeon Hall. - Odeon Halt. a Lapres Suits made to order from $6 up; also, Suits for Children and Misses, at 0. 2anm’s 65,3 65,3 Hoop Skirt and Gorset Factory, dud 7th street. ———— Cavrion.—Beware of Impostors!—As rome un- serupalous parties are in the habit of stating that their places of business are branch stores of the Orighoal Franc, { hereby notify the pub- lic that I have no branch stores, and that I have no connection with any similar institation In this bo The hy a Franc, dealer in Genta’ Furntsbihg Goods, 431 7th st., between D and E. Cowixe’s Patent Necatie Fasrenar, for sale wholcsale and retail, at the MS - Frano’a, 431 7tb street, between D and No branch stores. NovELtine tm Neck WeaR, at the Original Franc’s, 431 7th street. The cheapest Store la the city. No branch stores. Gunae hip he, warre Surere—one, two or three ‘tons or studs—open tp front or im back—all sizes—at the Original Franc’s Gent’s Furnishing Store, 431 7th street, at Pepular Prices. No branch stores. Bov Tus Cxcepratep “ Feano” Coriars, the best Paper Collar in the market, for sale st at the Original Franc’s, 431 7th street. Look for the name. No branch stores. Hxwrren has all kinds thermometers and barometers, . ee I HAVE just received our new styles of Cor- sets. Also, a full assortment of the J. B. P. Corsets, which [ sell at reasonable prices. OU. Baum, 406 7th street, Corset Manufacturer. etiam CHILDREN’s Suits, in Linen, Lawn, and Mar- feilles; also, tine Imported Dresses, and sold at low figures, at C. Baum’s Undergarment Fac- tory. —_.—_—_—_ THE UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS which the $10 McLean & Hooper Elastic Lock-stitch"Sewing Machine has met with, has fudnced the Messrs. Rosenthal to secure also the agency of the Im- proved Wilson Shuttle #40 Machine, which stitch alike on both sides of the fabric.) ither of those machines aro first-class; can dg as much variety work as any, and even more than some-high priced machines. They aresold on very accommodating terms, and warranted by A. & J. Rosenthal, No. 410 Seventh street, P. 8.—The Wilson Improved Shuttle Machine is well adapted for heavy work, such as leather, ing. ete., a¢ it is for all kinds of family sew. ing, and we would call the attention of shoe- makers, tailors, carriage trimmers, &c., to this fact. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN Iv Boots arp Suoxs.—Be! fully determined te relinquish the boot and shoe business by the Ist of June [ am uow offering my complete stock at prices lese than cost of man J. Rosexrsat, No. 404 7th street. eras Be. Sreine Corors.—I have just recetved a large aseo:tment of our celebrated Dollar Kids,in new shades. Cas. Baum, 408 7th street. CaLtvorma CaTawsa WINE on dranght, at as 42) 7th street, opposite Odd eed W48HNoTON aguxpvor. Wasuincton, D. O., May 22, 1571, Sealed Proposals will be received watil 10 0’ on the THIRTEENTH DAY OF JUNE, Houses at the Distribat fications, the of bis Work; but failure to the cont when riicoe averenang= it ; ording to the shall felt the emenee, oe Payments will be made for each @ate-Honse when “Tire United States will not be bound to accept the lowest or any bid. be indorsed on the envelopes, “ Proeals Tor buildlog Uate-Houma,s weaved: T° GRANITE DEALERS, Orrick oF Licnt-vovse ENcinezr, Bealed Proposals, on forns 'urnial the laight- house Board will is rece ed at thie office well fi elie ‘A. JUNE Orn, 1871, for fn the Granivelnvepted tbe tee fr the evirnetton sa First Order Li i, of five thousand dol. aie eth Pere rere ts Froposals must be signed ope Bedi taland end fae ‘ my 6t Ospt Bng’rs, Lee Boer, ach Distlot. PpBorovaLs FOR FORAGE AND STBAW. Derort QuantenmastTER’s Orricr. dle Wai - D.0., May Staly tats 1ehis to be SaSpeatent may be by nes Herel buen apt. Bae sae a pea ier within, fon (id) Age Hiseedatauate faeces bev hiscr ee next will be markad *- Fi ” onstis! Gece ae ‘mee. ~_% PF THEATERS Sarena epee of ke executor aut Pi ART erent ta VENINGS. 7 TY nae FAMILY SUPPLIES, &c. Elphonzo Youngs & Co, REAL ESTATE AGENTS. () W. HAvENNER « co, i] ao] Macd. 4 BAL ESTATE AX DNOTE BKOK BKB AND el Unive. meet aft the sacred ‘= GROCERS, ACCTION BERD om, Na oe 0.645 ” VERsL& & ue Desreh et — No. 625 LOUISIANG AVES eo 4 an im? Dos » . 5 Br Childrep.25 cents. Doors open at at MASONIC TEMPLE, TakD Doom East or Savertn Sracee. Bo'clock precisely. me = NOTION —The Anuual wine Oy, Batians OF Oar me 400 F STREETS COMPABY. will be held in the Chapel on MONDAY, the S:h day ms for the purpose of elect Se Laas TO LEND AT LEGAL Bat ESTATE SECURITY, Bost PATER DISCOUNTED SHORT LOANS ON COLLaTERA! TY MADE PEOSITLY mt [Senday paper cROBERTS, a Atiormy-at- Law. McKOBERTS & ©O., BEAL ESTATE aND INS Ger. 15 UPON BEAL >. Ts to serve Lor the es sming Sena ‘JAMES G N oF 1 ce. gery MOVING or we hg sgurce ri ent wit be Left } Bridge We have just received s BREW ABD LARGE SUPPLY of SECUB! rapa} DEEW &. COVLE CHOICE GROCERIES, B* THOMAS DOWLING, Auct ; Georgetown. TSTEER'S SAL VALUDA LoT anp lees which TRANDSOME HRS D RNC ‘No. 90 DUMBaR. |” TREET. BETWEEN WASHINGTON gp CONGKESS STREETs, GEURGTBOWH, * By virtue of atrast deed, dated Jane éth, 1570, recorded in Liber No. 618, folio 3, of the and records for Weshiugton county, D. O., which we are now ready to offer to the public at KOK 5 and G streets, opp. U.S WASHINGTON, D.C. tenon pad orrioe, DEFY COMPETITION. ovary. alt bw before the te Ome he re a a the ondersigned trustee, at the requcs: of the party ~ : e =i pienhee at Seb'm ce THORSDAY June de, | ALSO, JUST RECEIVED, ANOTHER LOT or | AUSTIN Fr. bow TEL tothe hightat responsible widder, sil’ ot Let | CONTRACTOR AXP BEAL estate aoent, mbering seventy -nive (79)"In Beail's addition to Georgetown, D. 4) . together with the improvements, CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER, cont ofa handsome two sory frame resi- dence with back —. ry all ard ae La 1m, rooms er w Coruerot Bew To Aarence & ch stron, and 8 email uantity of GENUINE Property in al! parte of the city for ea'e on done somely and improved with fruit and flowers. overs crvet eT 648 OWS OK ETOR wlereot gure most tercepsait-d onthe fall of te VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR. | paper Shustinateia noe mmer, ard the rerfainder eatisf the rate of not less than fi month with interest bemi not complied with in five di. at bi ‘orily secured at lolita’ i) per STEAMBOAT LINES. ity PRIOES VERY Low. ter sale m, toresel! at tee may proo pt the risk MALL BOUTE 10 NOREOLK ai and cost of defaniting parchnssr. Allconveyanciug in recording and stamps at cost of purch ner Lady of the Lake, conmectine at Norfolk waraoeat DOWLING, Nace Rze Youn: eo &. re ant Roanwke ad for al msl-cokds [Rep & Georzetown Courter.” - = cA, ond # of the A the Svea y for Becton, &# POSTPONED UNTIL THURSDAY, JUNE Sth, same Lour and pl. 188 ADDISON. Trnatem jel THOMAS DOWLING t B* THOS. DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. BEING Paky > NE ON OF “ GRASELA ak TENNAL- LYTOWN.D OAT AL N - Grocers, MASQNIO TEMPLE, ace 1! ALEINS ADDISON, Trastoc, | | | } | | OonnsR Ninta and F Stxvers. ] Phtpe, Alex On MONDAY AF ‘-ERNOON. Jane Sth, Btn Alex ATI at & o'clock. A will nell oor es preemie, ELPHONZ0 YOUNGS, , j chou thoteaneh yt es eae: | _ Wil BEARS. ine | Bay @ BRO. od ten perch SELL CHEAPER THAN ALLOTEELS. | Hine opportunity fe try residence or s, more or lets. oT @ person to secure & ra SS reign yry wD sat cs yh; 6. 12, Go everywhere. Read ali sdvertieements, aud Sail & P INESDAY 45) Mh intsrect; mcured by need of teams oe | then couneotralght ta sus aturetand Sag bone URDLY 10 AND FROM the property will be requited when the GROCERIES NEW YORK AND GLASGow. erty Leica 3 Gosivey ances ome rrr the . = ing at Lender m4 0 fang Ma 8% Passer eet ee paren. if . ©, Bugar. Wo and lc. per Ib. this tevorise Attorcey for owner et 7 t e _my2-co THOMAS DOWLING, Anctr. st ase. Aciatic pamenger trad and Sted up in every ib. per quarter bb!, Cunar SUMMER Goons quarter Lb. SALE RY the safety. co: ] preagly for tli | | | eu wares Hasse. Bs > acre: Hame isc. . Uard.ise perite B MILLE! *passace Rates. Payable tm Currenc 101 BEIVor STKE OKGETOWN. D.C. Out Lost Dri © GLAsUL f Sion. Adler Drees Goody at REDUCED rhices. > © New Orlean To GLASGOW. LIVER POOd ant LOS DOM Bisck Gone be. Son 25 cts. tog1 tre fine isi Cy pert ath % t jock Ounvass Grensdinen: ttvmSS cts. to @1. Back ; Superior Bleached Cotton, 1 yard wide xtra fine Imperial and Gunpowder, $1 per ib | j | jigias Kia Gloves, Josephs ditto, Bpring Qulors, Flan: Under’ PrimeBhowlace Bacon, dite: per ib. Geuze nels, Sommer ler Yeats. me al 5 . Spendid Black Gro Grain Bik, $1.75, $2, Beat Java Cotes, Ze. per ib 83.25, $2.50. A 4 =. Axgree tock of Goods, for Men and Boys’ wear. Best Bio Coffee 20c. oni me. = -. Olov: 4 }. ‘THE MOST COMPLETE AND FanBioNapcR i oar gg pa ne leer Be ee ty. La wi a of Patterns at the shorten: notice” Dremes med Green. N.Y: or | Pa ave.. WILLIAMSON & 00., | Warhtegton. » 0. aaa [Mp 28CH45 7s LINE OF STFAmsHiPS BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW TORK Hiereatter tue Fine Steam: SIBSON, and VALLE’ 1A AVENUE &.0. aNiGnT Between 3d and 4% ats.. north sito my 30 ulty Suite made at the most reasonable rates, apeies exe trips betwe MISS GO&MAN, 117 Bridge street, LBXA DBfa. Wash Over Gntman’s Millinery and Fancy Store. my Im FINE GROCERIES Pome MEW YORK eee tone ASH PAID FOR LADIES’. GENTS AND SATURDAY. ai 4 Leave GEORGETOWS CMG owen 3” okee yp ORRTS, ABD every FRIDAY et Ta.m.,and ALEXANDBLA tbe OTS, SHOES, oto. at L, GRABWOBLE LTS AT 8MALL PROFITS, tome day at 12 o, Be ‘stroet, x For full information, apply to B. P A. DEB- Gsorgetown or Wasi Sitended to. ocit-ly HAM, Agent, office aud wart foot of Bigh etree. PRE, OF at the corner of Wih s rect ead Rew Juli —~_3. W. THOM PEON, President, SHOBTEST AND QUIUOKEST LINE SOUTH, WD era the Recamond, Frederick: bur end Poem Lome —Bteamere leav Severth-street W ft, twies, daily (der ™. excepted St7 8. m. and 7 p.m. Of 9 Poo »eylvanis evenne. myt? 8 CLOTHING, Highly Important te the Public We call the ition of be: oe cepegtteny . atten: purchasers to FINE TEAS, COFFEES, &o., CLOTHING! CLOTHING !! CLOTHING!!! which we are selling st a very small advance. ALSO, NEw ‘ROUTER FROM TH® NOWTS AND RABT INS YO THE F0UTH AND SOUTHWEST TO OUR CHOICE BRANDS oO» ,The ALAGAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL 28.000 worth of MENS, YOUTHS’, BOYS’ and — mL x HILDREN'S ULOTHING oF every variety. and WINES, BRANDIES, — anyon gard te cont, asthe store must bo vacsied ty Saly thoor es m w7 S fire Brow all tas goede are of t AND WHISKiz8, chate facture, and of the latest design. ity nooga to My Vicksbrrg. any ‘Ibe road bed § eqnipment perfect abori well selected assortms: ISBING GOUDS, all of which must positive- ly be closed out atonce. This is no deception. A Season's mana. addition to the woe it of GENTS ey AT VERY Low FIGURES. in splendid Citics Condition, and the ;" o 7 Xi Puilwan's Palace Day and 8) Cars be call will convinee you of rare bargains at a piace ccnelins ecatek 'S, ran fe thie trem Toachburs ts Mobile mea : ae ; Be change, Purchase vin the Alst; of Chatts- L. OPPENHEIMER, s Best to.Odd Fellows’ Baur, | ncoce Haiivwea, aud secure the ulcken time aad No. 943 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, : of Freight Shippers BROWSING & MIDDLETON fering the at Lia my10-2m _between Ninth and Tenth streets. COLON "FES ere Tr aly Make rial of thet Between the North and oer tent rat fn OOLORG TEA. st, eo ee a WE ABE DAILY MANUFACTURING finest in the market. es < seaapesaared serechephngiwienae TEAS, WILLIAm BSAVY, General Freigh: Tick NEW STYLES OF FINEST, SURPOW DER, ae ee jem freight and Ticket nocgs, Tenn. 7 BA. HORE AND OnI0 HAILROAD Trains between WASHING. pe a rains — Maiinehs Sos ee WASHINGTON and BST axe Bow rth as follows. viz - FOR BALTINOKE. Leave daily, exc: 5 Bundsy at 6.46. 9.28 8. m, 1240, 3:00, 4-10. es, Tena J.C. STANTON General Superintend, aa MEN’S, YOUTH’S AND BOY’S PME? NEST rim, CLOTHING, FINEST ENGLISH BREAKFASTS OC aD new crept et ed ‘Which we offer at the LOWEST PRICES. Sige’ paiopiarcn well and I. ce armas Recommended to Examine our Stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING ‘AND FURNISHING GOODS. whine woaabe ie sheer CORE WH STILL KEEP OM HAND, AND MAKE TO FRENCE YOKE SHIRTS, COFFEES. bad 3 5 as BpeLsron. FOB ALL WAY 87; Leave di teen FL oa Plog 8. 46 and 9:26 6, ladensbn: ape at m. ncipal Was Stations, Bi rel, Aananolis Junoth FIsm. Ee ROUTE BeLir REREING. BERELNG, ‘The Best and the Best & MIDDLETON, Made Bhirt in this or = AL Sther markets. Prices as low ba the lowest elsowbese : re 00 8. Mi Aa eat ae tt #60 pam. AH WALKER co., ASTRAL OIL. t 2:00 * 3:00 p.m” a ~ iad Devetfor Evasi's Now Explosice Arirat Ost, HALL PARTS OF THE Weer. ©12 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Jost recstved, La gations Preit'e ASTRAL GM. |. Leare daiir, exca t Betarday end Sunday, st fels-tr MeETROPoLITaN Horst, York prices, by Ue Saturday st 6:48 and §:00 p.m BROWSING & MIDDLETON, On Suntay at 3-00 and §:00 p.m. on F, * Buenors. pee tation with traine irom * (Buccessor to H. F. Lovvon & Co., » Parkersburg, Pittsburg OITIZENS, AEMY AND NAVY h wi ae. Rem metro RROHANT ZAILOB. One soak of WINES and Lia) JORS te very com. ‘Winchester eoseant yistt Po. 362 Penn. ave. Washington. best brende cf Cham | “Through tckete to the West can be bed at the be found W sshington Station Ticket Office st al! Louretn the Bianche ? Oban, Gay. ‘Fix Mew York Pailadetphin and Boston see a2- Y Neate CELEBRATED Vertisement of “ Through . uu ‘, 7 rw WASHINGTON, Caltfornis Brandy. Re PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORE, ‘AsHiMGTON, June 3, 1570—noom. w jG oreraa Vo ropes oes FOR NEW YUBK. withour chamde of cave, Prete Sanday) ot 8200 «wm, 18:48 YOR PHILADELPHI. ara +e ly (except Sunday) st 8. 34 2. ON SUNDAY. Leavefor New York ai W008 . phia at 9: m. FLORIDA WATER, for schedule between at ime: Aa- ‘THE MOST LASTING, AGEBRABLE ang pp. polis anaibe Wert yn dak WALSOR. Lk. ‘Ticket it. FRESHINO OF ALL. PERFUMES, tor use on tho Gio: SRST Meret Wableston, yo Handxorehiet, ot the ollet, and tn the Bath. or | - DENTISTRY. ABD STOCK res ENLARGED! vocth extracted by the ust of Pare i ire cess igs . D3.4: , Graduste of Ohio College of SLATE MANTELS. tween D Fey t8 i ‘Garge and Varied Btock of penovan. %e or 1119 F strectes evga te DAB TAL be Grand Display Be All DENTAL WORK done tn the dest moderate prices. Mitrous GAS FIXTURES. spinor and ak meserae i a BANGES, BEATERS, GRATES, — eerantG Skane (ABLE SCREW WIRE ‘BO! GAB FLAME EXPANDER, | Boots and Shoes “ATUABY, . “TEREA OUTTA et nee ee a00D ies HAVE o— BMAMILTON & PEARSON, PESTS Mose Plas ys? DAMPN BSS. ¥. M. 0. A, Burtpins, THE MOST DU toyli-tr Gorner Ninth and D streets, ABLE KNIVES AND : VES, es 106° Peassy yania sy, RABLE, A TIS FACTORY 25 MOST SaTisi« ebar>, apd Made au